Treaty and Covenant Debate Draws Senate Committee
A Senate foreign relations committee report frames a treaty and covenant as an alliance not a league. It outlines amendments to preserve American independence and to allow withdrawal, with reservations on entangling alliances and U.S. judgment on membership and obligations.
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Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Washington, D. C
Forma Ais
Senate Today
Foreign Relations Committee
Mystery fragments of a 19th century page
OCR fragments show names and terms like Geeresse Ye Patrat Hizh and Hichard Uluchesd. The text includes scattered references to places or events with unclear context and numerous garbled tokens. Missing readable structure limits a concrete summary beyond noting a distorted historical newspaper page with names and stray phrases.
Whole Brigade Scaled During Boston Nigh t of 29
Muted crowds and mobs confront authorities in Boston as police, National Guard, and state forces mobilize to restore order after outbreaks of violence. Reports indicate property damage and looting with hundreds of casualties and estimated losses reaching hundreds of thousands. continuous tension heightens fears of further unrest.
Clash Feared at Two Rivers
Fragmentary note warns of a clash at Two Rivers with concerns about clashes and assurances from officials. No clear names, dates, or places are readable in the supplied text.
Steel Unions Demand Action From Wilson
Steel unions issue a forty eight hour ultimatum to President Wilson, demanding swift labor policy changes. The unrest centers on wage negotiations and workplace protections amid rising industrial tension.
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Wilson
Question of Votes May Split Miners' National Convention
A muddled report notes potential division over voting at the Miners' National Convention. The piece references Debs Meoni and Gompers, with uncertainty about attendance and representation, signaling internal splits on key decisions.
Major General Wood Says 350 009 Army At Most Is Enough
Text fragment indicates Major General Wood remarks on army size, asserting 350 009 personnel as the upper bound. The transcription contains garbled lines suggesting a wartime context, possibly Washington reporting, with unclear attribution and stray characters.
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Wood
Walter Alexander Named Chief of Motor Transportation
Walter Alexander has been appointed chief of motor transportation. The announcement highlights his prior roles and anticipated leadership in the division, noting his background in machinery and logistics and his previous service in related transportation sectors.
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Walter Alexander
Was Johnson UF President a Quitter Debate
The text records John Johnson questioning if the University of Florida president was a quitter. It cites a Paris setting and refers to a European and Asiatic image as critiques, with discussion of American resolve and diplomacy and remarks on a game in Paris as a metaphor for credibility.
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Johnson
Paris
Racine Votes for Roads in Local Referendum
A scrambled historical clipping reports Racine voting on road funding. The garbled text mentions a senator and a soldier, with unclear references to parties, locations, and dates, but centers on a public works decision and regional politics.
President Wilson Traverses Roosevelt Country on Special Train
The correspondent from Beard reports President Wilson’s journey by special train reaching Manton North Dakota and then Bismarck where a cheering crowd greets him. He meets prominent figures including retired officials and local authorities amid the travel through Roosevelt country.
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Beard
Manton
N. D
Wilson
Aternom
Bismarck
Bes
Protest Against the Nonpartisan League
Topeka Kansas reports an AC protest aimed at opposing the Nonpartisan League. Details show organized action by local groups with calls for policy changes and public awareness.
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Nonpartisan League
Nlt
Topeka
Peace or War Says Wilson at Bismarck
President Wilson spoke at Bismarck amid divided views on peace and war. The crowd, largely women, wept as he urged continued support for returning American troops and ensuring the nation’s safety while debating a possible treaty. He reassured that senators would press to bring the boys home and end hostilities.
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Wilson
Bismarck
Vlaibis
Congress
Senate
Johnson
Johason
Statilon
Johncon
Blackstown Hotel
Senator Norris incidents at peace conference expenses
United Press report from Washington notes Senator Norris and President Wilson amid controversy over expenses tied to a peace conference. The article cites unclear quotes and speculative commentary about financial handling and political maneuvering surrounding the event.
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Norris
Wilson
United Press
Washington
Money Silke
Fenator
Prestad
Ube
Magna Re Senatar
Strikers In Error Says John L Lewis Assertion
John L Lewis declares that strikers are in error with a bold assertion. A garbled trailing line appears to be OCR noise lacking clear names or dates to add context. The readable portion centers on Lewis defending or criticizing strike actions without concrete details.
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John L. Lewis
Management Sharing For Federal Employes
Fragmented OCR text mentions San Francisco California and a dated notice about federal employee management sharing but content is garbled with misspellings and incomplete phrases.
Wisconsin-Casertiod Night Showers Forecast
Weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions for tonight with showers in the east and north areas. Forecaster warns cooler temperatures and patchy fog may develop late, with a crisp end to the day and no significant storms anticipated.
Esch-Pomerene railroad bill favored by House committee
Hearing notes from the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee show support for reporting the Esch-Pomerene railroad bill with amendments over the Senate Cummins bill. Debate centers on transportation governance, safety, and administration, with a possible transportation board proposed by senators and supported by railroad executives.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
John J. Esch
Senate
Cummins
Cashman
House Committee
Jhouse
Transportation Board
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